From 1923
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Rodach (Bad Rodach), Germany
The standard mark onwards carries the addition "Roesler", see also the Max Roesler, Darmstadt versions.
Pottery & porcelain
Rodach (Bad Rodach), Germany · 1894–1943 · 17 marks.
From 1923
Rodach (Bad Rodach), Germany
The standard mark onwards carries the addition "Roesler", see also the Max Roesler, Darmstadt versions.
From 1931
Rodach (Bad Rodach), Germany
Used onwards on a small number of items only, the standard topped by the "Rodamant" trademark.
c. 1937
Rodach (Bad Rodach), Germany
Used , standard " " mark encircled by "Roesler Feinsteingut Rodach". (Picture: David Torreggiani) .
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Rodach (Bad Rodach), Germany
Same as before, here also with the stamped addition "Germany".
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impressed · Rodach (Bad Rodach), Germany
The first Roesler mark is also frequently found together with the impressed version as shown here. (Picture: Monika Birkl)
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impressed · Rodach (Bad Rodach), Germany
The impressed version was however mainly used alone and is found with a varying degree of detail.
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underglaze · blue · Rodach (Bad Rodach), Germany
Blue underglaze stylized " " above shield with rose. Registered at the Landgericht Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha on 1894-10-15.
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impressed · Rodach (Bad Rodach), Germany
Here we see the impressed mark on a piece decorated by the Donath & Co. company in Dresden (Saxony).
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green · Rodach (Bad Rodach), Germany
And one in green just accompanied by script handgemalt . (Picture: Brenda Ginsberg) .
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Rodach (Bad Rodach), Germany
The normal Roesler mark with " " addition (see Comment(s) section above).
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impressed · Rodach (Bad Rodach), Germany
Another example of the impressed mark, also quite unrecognizeable.
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blue, gold · Rodach (Bad Rodach), Germany
Blue or gold; registered at the under №·416·591 on 1930-04-01. Can also be found without "Max".
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brown · Rodach (Bad Rodach), Germany
Same as before, only this time in a reddish brown.
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underglaze · blue · Rodach (Bad Rodach), Germany
And another example: blue under glaze stylized " " above shield with a rose.
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Rodach (Bad Rodach), Germany
Rare Roesler mark, found on a (probably) unlicensed Disneyana, a porcelain cup showing the Three Little Pigs .
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Rodach (Bad Rodach), Germany
And this is a good example of what it actually should look like.
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Rodach (Bad Rodach), Germany
Some of the normal marks showed additions like "Germany".
Also known as: Porzellan- und Feinsteingutfabrik Max Roesler